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Hi! I’d actually been thinking about similar issues myself, and had even started working on them when I saw your message. Thanks for putting into words some of the things I’d been unsure about.

I’ve updated the game, and now:

• When important objectives appear (the Spirit, the Enlightened One, the Portal, etc.), you can click the objective text and the camera will move to the relevant location. A bouncing arrow will also appear there so everyone notices it.
• I added edge scrolling when you move the mouse close to the edges of the screen.
• In cases where the game effectively ends because there are no other AI players left, I decided to award an early victory after all, to reduce the boring running around between sources.

Thanks for the feedback!

pls press the fullscreen button

Sorry for the inconvenience - the issue was related to certain screen aspect ratios. I’ve tried to fix it in the new version, and now the “OK” button should already be visible directly below the announcement so it can be closed.

You need to click on the trash can. The corresponding skill in the skill tree changes the effect between throw away everything/throw away bad items/automatically throw away bad items.

Are you playing on a phone? The game requires full-screen mode (the button is in the bottom right corner), and it's not intended for mobile use. If you're not playing on a mobile device, what's your screen resolution? Sorry for the inconvenience.

You need to hover the mouse over items when they're already on the shelves for sale. This probably needs to be made clearer in the game; I'm sorry it ruined the experience.

If you've ever wanted to play as a dragon and roast knights, archers, and mages in a fantasy setting, give my game a try:

https://challenging-games.itch.io/roast-em-all 

There are destructible towers, and at the end of a 15-minute run, you'll even face growing golems. I'm trying to figure out how appealing the core gameplay actually is, and whether it's worth polishing it into a full Steam release—or if, as it sometimes happens, I'm the only one who enjoys it! :) Enjoy the game!

I'm putting the finishing touches on an indie game that sits right at the intersection of my two favorite genres. The first is an absolute classic: Heroes of Might and Magic-style strategy. The second is a relatively "younger" genre: autobattlers.

The game already has a Steam page where a demo will be dropping soon, but you can already play it right here on itch: https://challenging-games.itch.io/doomstacker

Hello everyone! 

We wanted to create an auto battler without deck-building, where you can focus on controlling a single hero. At the same time, we wanted to maintain a classic fantasy setting. So, after several months of work, we are excited to present our game - AutoHeroes. 

You play on randomly generated maps against three opponents, with a flexible system for adjusting difficulty and teams. We’ve thought through a system of priorities and skills so that you can focus on the strategic development of your character without getting lost in the details. 

Although we haven’t fully completed the skill wheel, inventory, and scouting yet, you can already get a good sense of what the game is like and enjoy it. The extent to which the game will develop its multiplayer aspect is still uncertain and highly depends on interest in the demo version. 

Enjoy the game!

Hi! I am a fan of turn-based strategy games - maybe, the HoMM series was always my favorite. I also have always loved the rogue-lite genre. (Talking of that,  I am a bit tired of managing cards).

So I decided to create a strategy game in HoMM/"King's Bounty" style, but simpler (for both me and players) and with a procedural generation that I love so much. It was supposed to be just fun on easy difficulties (like making your numbers BIGGER!) but challenging at more significant difficulties.

So, a few months later, I can invite you to check it out: Need More Troops.

I appreciate your attention.  Feedback will also be appreciated :)